Glamis Castle

The castle was built in the 14th century AD and was the property of the Scottish royal family. In 1372, Sir John Leon of the British family married the daughter of the then King of Scotland and inherited the castle, which has been more than 600 years old. Since then, the castle has officially become the private estate of the Leon family, and was rebuilt by the famous architect of the Leon family, Patrick • Leon. From the early 17th century, Patrick Leon developed a detailed plan for the castle renovation and made some bold designs, such as raising the tower and laying a boulevard leading to the main entrance. The converted castle blends Scottish and French styles: A group of French Normandy-style corner towers surround the classical Scottish towers.

Visit the castle of Glamorgan. It was built in the 14th century and belongs to the only noble family from the beginning. Due to the ban on photography inside, only the spectacular outside can be displayed. It takes about1.5 hours to drive from Edinburgh Airport. Tickets 12.5 pounds. Very worth a visit. The Italian garden and forest park behind the castle, don't forget to look at the walled garden. It is said that the master of the 17th century told Shakespeare a family past in London, so Shakespeare created the famous play Macbeth based on the storyline. Opening hours: 10～ 17 o'clock

👑 The 70-year “Platinum Jubilee Festival” of Queen Elizabeth II was launched yesterday (June 2). The whole UK is immersed in the grand celebration and holiday atmosphere, and people everywhere are also organizing street celebrations. If you are in Scotland, don’t miss the following ‘Queen’s Choice’! 💓 Brema Highland Games (Braemar Highland Gathering) The most famous Brema Highland Games in Scotland is Queen Elizabeth II. The royals will always participate in this traditional Scottish sports and cultural festival. You can watch the sticks, Scottish country dance, The bagpipe band performs and more interesting programs. Hidden between the rolling hills of Angus in eastern Scotland, Glamis is an ancient and exquisite small village town, where the famous Gramis Castle is located, and the Normandy-style corner towers surround the classical Scottish-style towers. Shakespeare drew inspiration from the legend of the castle and wrote the famous Macbeth. This castle is not only an important witness to Scottish history, but also the residence of Queen Elizabeth II as a child. Just after June 1, let's explore the Queen's childlike heart! 🌟 Do you remember the Holy Lutheran Palace mentioned in the previous issue (Palace of Holyroodhouse)? As the Queen's main palace in Scotland, a special exhibition will be held this summer to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. You can see the costumes and jewelry worn by the Queen in the past Jubilee and various important occasions. You can also buy "Queen Strictly Choice" souvenirs to go home and treasure. 🌊 Let's set off on the journey from land to the sea. The Royal Yacht Britannia (The Royal Yacht Britannia) docked at Leith, about 2 kilometers from Edinburgh city center. The famous ship, which has traveled more than 1 million miles, has hosted state guests, served as a royal honeymoon resort and has a place in nearly half a century of British history. The royal yacht was once the floating palace of Queen Elizabeth II, and it was also known as the "Queen's Palace at Sea". I wish you all a good Dragon Boat Festival and wish to meet Scotland as soon as possible.

The holy place where the Queen lived Glamis Castle To say that the castle has always been a place where I like to play. I always feel that I am swimming in the society. It is also good to enjoy the daydream in it~ This time I came to the castle where the Queen lived Glamis Castle. Feel the beauty of the castle The day we arrived, the weather was relatively humid and felt very uncomfortable, but when the tour guide started to explain, it started to be excited, maybe because of interest, so we stayed in every place for a long time, did not feel bored. We walked through the castle to listen to the story of the castle owners and visited the items of the past, feeling that we have all crossed, for me this physical strength is not very good to walk for so long or a little difficult, but it is still worth visiting. There is a lot of history in the castle, it is said that many rooms have not been found, his garden is large and there are many trees, plants and shrubs to walk around. There is nothing better to be a picnic place here on this pleasant day. I couldn’t see the beautiful garden because of the poor weather and limited time, so I plan to visit again next time. I watched an open-air movie with my boyfriend and another couple, and it was a pleasure to sit on the grass and have a picnic on the edge. Especially recommended if the weather is good, you must go to his garden to see, will only give you unexpected surprises.

A must-see for a trip to England | Amazing World Castle Exploration I set off from Edinburgh and drove to Glamis Castle with friends. When we finally arrived at this 13th-century Normandy castle, it was two hours before we set off. When I saw Glamis Castle, I couldn't help but feel its majesty with my friends. Glamis Castle combines British and French design styles, so it makes us feel that it is particularly chic. Glamis Castle Not only writes the long history of Scotland, but also has a strong religious color. Its castle emblem is a boulder of two animals intertwined, but I heard from friends that it also symbolizes the inter-communion meeting between Christians and pagans in Scotland 1200 years ago. Glamis Castle It was originally known to everyone, or because of Shakespeare's "Macbeth", I also through "Macbeth" to really understand that there are such places in the original UK, you can imagine that Shakespeare must have a lot of inspiration here. In addition to Shakespeare, Queen Elizabeth also grew up here. It can be said that Glamis Castle combines spirituality and aristocratic atmosphere, which is unforgettable. Practical information address: Glamis, by Forfar, Angus, DD8 1RJ Tickets: 12.5 GBP/person; 10.5 £/person for people over 60 years old; 5-16 £9/person for children aged 9 years old; Family package £40 Opening Hours:10:30-16:00 (Deadline for visiting the castle is 15:00)